# Birth Date Finder Example

This example demonstrates how the Pi Finder Library is used to search for a birth date (01.01.02) in the decimal places of Pi.

## Execution

```bash
cd birth-date-finder
zig build run
```

## Additional Examples

This project includes two additional examples:

### 1. Multiple Test Example

```bash
zig build test-multiple
```

This example tests multiple different sequences and measures the performance.

### 2. Plain Text Format Example

```bash
zig build plain-text
```

This example demonstrates using the `formatSearchResultAsPlainText` function instead of the default JSON format.

## Features

- Searches for the sequence "010102" in Pi
- Uses '-' as delimiter every 2 digits (01-01-02 format)
- Outputs the result as JSON
- Shows performance metrics

## Example Output

### JSON Output (Default)

```json
{
  "success": true,
  "sequence": "010102",
  "position": 12345,
  "context": "...92[01-01-02]94...",
  "performance": {
    "file_load_time_ms": 1250.45,
    "search_time_ms": 23.67,
    "file_size_mb": 95.37,
    "load_speed_mbs": 76.28
  },
  "context_config": {
    "size": 50,
    "position": 25,
    "delimiter": "-",
    "delimiter_interval": 2,
    "prefix": "[",
    "suffix": "]"
  }
}
```

### Plain Text Output (Using formatSearchResultAsPlainText)

```text
Search Result:
Success: true
Sequence: 010102
Position: 12345
Context: ...92[01-01-02]94...
```